Ed Jaffe (from the PSI that is not being sued) demonstrated a good one
recently that I'm now using:
Jxx *+2
Which generates A7x4 0001. No base register necessary, and PSW points
between the A7x4 and 0001.
Later,
Ray
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Subject: Re: S0C1 with ILC 6
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>
> no wonder you are not naming them! An ugly way to catch a
> bad return code
> and an ugly way to abend a program. I have come to like EX
> 0,*, though it
> requires a base register.
>
Or
BASR 15,0
EX 0,0(,15)
if you don't have a base register handy. And assuming that register 15
is junk. If not, then use some other register, other than 0 of course.
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